'Aight, go hack it, find the emails.

The left have been to busy trying to avoid surveillance to think about this.

don't they just wanna turn that into the "everything" page? I get the feeling that Youtube and sites like it would rather us watch what they want rather than what we want.

Do you think they won't try? I mean both the Tory and previous Labour admins tried to ban encryption.

So basically doing what Western Tech companies do in China? Just sounds like a way to isolate American users and control what they see and hear...a bit like what they do in China...huh.

Palantir is literally a stock villain corporation in a cyberpunk novel and I do not in any way, shape, or form, trust them with any form of data.

fit a straw and turn it into a proto-stillsuit.

I mean, McDonald is a Scottish name, but McDonald's doesn't sell Scottish Food.

idk and I'm raking my brains to find out where it is. All I remember is that it was in a service area/retail park somwhere in Scotland/Northwestern England, could literally be anywhere between Inverness and Lancaster.

UPDATE

I found it, I found it! It's this one right here. It looked more menacing in my memory for some reason. We must've been going to Foyers (Loch Ness) at the time!

Hold on there's a McDonalds I remember going to, and I'm trying to think if it was in Scotland or England, but we stopped off there and the fucking place looked near enough like a villain's lair.

You know, I was going to say "Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created" but know the fuck what? That's proof there is no God.

Luigi: Killed a man who made money off of human suffering.

Vance Luther Boelter: Killed someone who wanted to let women control their own bodies because he wanted women to be broodmares.

Every time I run into a pro lifer, I tell them about what happened in Ireland.

Most of them ignore me, some say it's worth it.

Enough, get in the sewer

Oh, my sibling in sin, I will tell you things about railways you wouldn't believe, like a proto-railway that played a role in the 1745 Battle of Prestonpans, or rope haulage, or how the Ffestiniog Railway in Wales was designed to constantly go downhill because it was opened in the 1830s before steam locos were both powerful enough or widespread enough to be practical.

Sit down, I'm going to tell you about how the inventor of the RORO Train Ferry died in shame.

Listen. Alexander Hamilton died in 1804 and the current year is 2025. If I died today and found out that in the year 2246 that the laws, mannerisms, dress, economics, attitudes, and technology had changed so little that I "recognised" it, I wouldn't be proud, I would be concerned. My mind would be going "what the fuck why hasn't anything changed". I would expect things to be different, if I noticed that nothing or little had changed technologically, socially, economically or politically, I would suspect there had been a collapse akin to the Bronze Age Collapse that society was only just recovering from.

My Grandmother was born in 1920. She was born two years after women got the vote, Modern Art was in it's heyday, Cinema was still silent, the quickest way you could sent a message to anyone was via Morse Code, and there were people around who were born in the 1830s. She used to have to take a fucking candle up to bed with her like in those Bugs Bunny Cartoons. She lived to see gay marriage in the UK, The Lord of the Rings Trillogy, Video calls, and the Moon Landing.

I expect to see commercial Fusion Power and a moon base by my 90s. If I was told that little changed between now and 2246, my first question would be a terrified "why"?

Fuck Rome and nazi Germany. Lemmie tell yous about railway history.

Once saw a seagull casually walk up to a pigeon like it was going to walk past it and just snap it's fucking neck.

y tho.

Good for you, why should I care?